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5J.JKG05.001 projector lamp module
Fits 1 projector model from Benq.
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For the Benq MX707, the correct replacement lamp is 5J.JKG05.001, supplied as a full module with housing attached. Fitting it means opening the projector's lamp compartment, removing the old assembly, and pressing the new module into the same mounting points, with no separate bulb-and-cage step required.
This is the only part number we hold for the MX707's lamp, so 5J.JKG05.001 is the code to check against your projector's service label or your existing lamp. Because it arrives as a complete module rather than a bare bulb, there is no need to inspect or reuse the old housing once it is removed.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-13001
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Is 5J.JKG05.001 specific to the MX707, or shared with other Benq models?
In our records it is listed solely against the Benq MX707, so this listing is a single-model fit rather than a lamp shared across a wider range.
Why is a generic photo used rather than an image of the actual lamp?
We do not currently hold a real photograph of this specific part, so a placeholder image is shown in its place; the written specification and part number are what you should rely on to confirm fit.
What is the safest way to remove the old lamp from an MX707?
Allow the projector to cool for the time stated in Benq's manual, then open the lamp door and lift the module out by its housing rather than pulling on any wiring.
Does the MX707 need the lamp timer cleared after fitting a new module?
Most Benq projectors offer a lamp-hour reset within the on-screen settings menu, which is worth using once the 5J.JKG05.001 is fitted so the projector's usage tracking reflects the new lamp.
How can I make sure I am ordering the correct lamp for my MX707?
Check the model text on the projector's rear or base panel reads MX707, since Benq's MX range includes several similarly numbered models that take different lamps.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is 5J.JKG05.001 specific to the MX707, or shared with other Benq models?
In our records it is listed solely against the Benq MX707, so this listing is a single-model fit rather than a lamp shared across a wider range.
Why is a generic photo used rather than an image of the actual lamp?
We do not currently hold a real photograph of this specific part, so a placeholder image is shown in its place; the written specification and part number are what you should rely on to confirm fit.
What is the safest way to remove the old lamp from an MX707?
Allow the projector to cool for the time stated in Benq's manual, then open the lamp door and lift the module out by its housing rather than pulling on any wiring.
Does the MX707 need the lamp timer cleared after fitting a new module?
Most Benq projectors offer a lamp-hour reset within the on-screen settings menu, which is worth using once the 5J.JKG05.001 is fitted so the projector's usage tracking reflects the new lamp.
How can I make sure I am ordering the correct lamp for my MX707?
Check the model text on the projector's rear or base panel reads MX707, since Benq's MX range includes several similarly numbered models that take different lamps.
Other Benq lamps in the catalogue. Codes in the same family often differ by a single character, so check the part number against your old lamp before ordering.
